In Understanding the Trait of Shyness,a Behavioral Geneticist Will Argue

question 73

Multiple Choice

In understanding the trait of shyness,a behavioral geneticist will argue that:

• A) identical twins separated at birth will always have the same level of shyness
• B) genetics will determine two levels of shyness and environmental factors will determine which one actually occurs
• C) the influence of genetics on shyness is fixed
• D) genetics set a range for the level of shyness and environmental influences will interact with that range

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Definitions:

Self-Fulfillment Needs

The highest level in Maslow's hierarchy of needs, focusing on personal growth, achieving one's potential, and self-actualization.

Financial Incentives

Monetary rewards offered to influence behavior or outcomes, often used to motivate employees or align their efforts with organizational goals.

High Achievers

Individuals who consistently reach or exceed set goals due to their drive, skills, and determination.

McClelland's Learned Needs

A theory that suggests that needs for achievement, power, and affiliation are acquired over time and influence motivation and behavior in the workplace.